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Most if not all writers get writer's block at some stage or another. The words refuse to work their magic.

The harder the writer tries, the tougher it gets.

It can be very frustrating, and at times it's scary. What happens if you are working to tight deadlines? What if your manuscript is almost complete - but you just can't get those last few thousand words to flow?

Each writer is unique - and unfortunately, even the best mentors or best-selling writers can't provide answers that will help each and every writer on each and every occasion. In other words, only your own experience will help you discover what really works for you.

The worst

The worst thing you can do is to slog away when you are making zero progress. It just adds to the anxiety and it raises your blood pressure needlessly.

What should you do?

It may sound strange, but when you are under immense pressure, the best thing may be to take some time out. Chill out - and forget your writing for a while. It may be for one hour or one day; or a week or more. When you believe that you just can't afford to get away, but you are totally stuck, that's when you really need that break.

A change of scenery is wonderful for you. When you are surrounded by the wonders of nature, relaxation also comes naturally.

For most writers and poets, a nice break is enough to get them back on track.

Consulting Editors, Authors and Writing Mentors at http://www.AskProfessors.com - creators of the Affiliate Intelligence and Writing systems.  Get updates or consult the experts via http://www.it-news.com/currenta.htm  http://www.WritingHolidays.com Business Writers and Copywriters http://www.CorporateWriters.com

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